Новости за 18.03.2019

Stephanie Lake's Skeleton Tree is a 'playlist' of reflections on ritual, mourning and the afterlife.

CBA has settled a long-running dispute with the ATO over about $100 million in claims it had made for public support for research development.

Edmund Ian Riggs, convicted of killing his wife and burying her before digging her body up, moving it and reburying it has admitted lying about his involvement.

Monday Picks March 18: Bad Mothers, Dancing with the Stars, Married at First Sight.

China's banks may have a flood of bad loans waiting in the wings. Not that you'd know it from looking at official figures.

Austrian Dominic Thiem came from a set down to defeat Roger Federer 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 and win the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells.

Political and military sources had made clear the soldiers would stay longer, given continuing tensions between Ukraine and Russia.

An Austrian town has burned what organisers say is the world's tallest bonfire, clocking in at 60.646 metres.

Brisbane City Council has extended Lime's permit despite safety concerns regarding a glitch causing scooters' front wheels to lock up.

Al Noor, in Arabic, means "the light", and everything about the mosque in Christchurch was a monument to its name.

Canberra have long been criticised for coughing up leads and losing close games.

It's not often Martin Taupau is lost for words but that was his response when asked about the Christchurch shootings.

Many of this year's Melbourne Comedy Festival veterans clutched success from the jaws of retirement.

This time last year, Peter Dutton made it his personal mission to bring to public attention the plight of a forgotten people.

Predicting what will happen in the course of an AFL season is a fraught task, and and bound to be wrong on several counts, but I've based my ladder on these four factors.

It was alleged he sold more than $43,000 worth of liquor last year from his home and local golf club.

Staff are concerned remote ports could be vulnerable to drug smugglers and even people smuggling if experienced and skilled people leave.

Officers from the NSW Joint Counter Terrorism Team have raided two properties on the NSW Mid North Coast belonging to family members of the alleged terrorist.

Waratah League bosses came under fire for providing just two referees for the Canberra Nationals' season opener.

Conservation groups say graphic photos should convince the Queensland government to finally ditch its controversial culling program.

Sceptics scoffed at the notion of a "national conversation" as meaningless but the debates drew sizeable crowds and people seemed to take the events seriously,

Melbourne Victory's New Zealand international striker Kosta Barbarouses has opened up about his emotions in the wake of the atrocity at two Christchurch mosques.

Scott Morrison will announce $55 million in community grants to toughen security at mosques, churches, synagogues and religious schools.

The Wallabies will play their only Test in Sydney at BankWest Stadium in Parramatta this year.

The latest capture was perhaps the biggest setback for the Afghan security forces since a Taliban offensive in August in the south-eastern city of Ghazni.